re: #98 Cato the Elder

OK, I’m tired.

The point I keep hammering here is not the science but our ability to do anything about it without ecofascism. I’d rather go down in a blaze of heat-stroke than see the moralistic hippies and their egghead habilitators take the field. Does the word “carbon-tainted” mean anything to you? That’s anything deemed by your local greenie to cost too much to produce, transport, store, or sell. As a carbon-based life form, I take offense. And you can expect to be shamed soon, for driving a car that doesn’t qualify for the “hybrids-only” spots at the local Whole Foods.

Hubris only.

Anyway, I’m for bed. It’s a cold-ass October here in New England, my adoptive home. I like it. And October has always been my best month.

Cato, I agree that I don’t want to live in the “watermelons” world (the reference is to leftist, not race). But we do have to take action, and that means finding ways to lower the carbon levels in the atmosphere.